Frank Lloyd Wright

Description:

This lavishly illustrated book devotes itself to Wright's formidable contribution to the medium and features a number of powerful two-dimensional graphic designs and a number of three-dimensional units. Stained glass in the USA as well as the technical aspects of glass making are discussed. The majority of his work in glass was concentrated into the first decade of the 20th century when Wright abandoned old-fashioned stained glass windows and began experimenting with light screens of concrete developing into wood fretwork and glass block and tubing.

subjects: Architecture, Modern,  Modern Architecture,  Architectural Decoration and ornament,  Architect-designed furniture,  Themes, motives,  Criticism and interpretation,  Prairie school (Architecture),  Domestic Architecture,  Architecture,  Glass painting and staining,  Guidebooks,  Glass art,  History,  Decoration and ornament, Architectural,  Architecture, Domestic,  Wright, frank lloyd, 1869-1959,  Architecture, united states,  Architecture, modern, 20th century,  Furniture design,  Furniture, united states,  Architecture, domestic, united states,  Glass construction,  Contributions in glass art

People: Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959)

Places: United States,  Middle West,  East (U.S.),  West (U.S.),  Chicago metropolitan area,  Illinois

Times: 20th century